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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE PREJUDICE, by ROBERT CREELEY Recitation by Author Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: There is a despair one comes to
First Line: There is a despair one comes to
There is a despair one comes to,
awkwardly, in never having known
apple-breasted women.
But that time was inapproachable
when I was younger
and now am older.
O is that destiny,
she said to me.
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